Kubernetes
Scheduling the future at cloud scale.
Operations
The latest ideas, practices, and trends for improving your business through operations.
DevOps for finance
Reducing risk through continuous delivery.
Building a DevOps culture
DevOps is as much about culture as it is about tools.
DevOps in practice
When it comes to adopting DevOps, practice makes perfect.
Towards continuous design
A deep integration across design, development, and operations is critical to digital business success.
It’s usability all the way down
Designing, building, and operating services from the perspective of customer goals helps improve quality.
Evolving infrastructures of the industrial IoT
The rise of smart machines in the new Internet economy.
Smart building: Building bridges between IT and facilities
Building organizational bridges across the enterprise is critical to ensure successful IoT deployments.
Continuous delivery of code: Key to exploiting opportunities
Jez Humble shows how continuous delivery of code is the key to exploring and exploiting opportunities in an inexpensive and scalable way.
Ghosts in the machines
The secret to successful infrastructure automation is people.
Enterprise DevOps at Target
How do I start? What’s involved? These are common concerns for any enterprise that wants to apply DevOps. Ross Clanton and Greg Larson share their perspectives on those questions based on their experiences at Target.
Engineering practices for microservices
Learn about key microservices principles like Last Responsible Moment, risk sliders to assess benefit versus risk, heatlhchecks, and metrics.
Predictive maintenance
A world of zero unplanned downtime.
Business success and the speed of learning
John Allspaw presents a new way of assessing success and failure. He explains how organizations can become more successful by studying their successes and demonstrates how we can all become more effective by examining our assumptions.
Chop wood, carry water
The daily work of building and deploying complex software.
Business at web speed
A "Coded Business" harnesses feedback loops, optimization, ubiquitous delivery, and other web-centric methods.
Everything is distributed
How do we manage systems that are too large to understand, too complex to control, and that fail in unpredictable ways?
The case for continuous delivery
Building functionality that really delivers the expected customer value
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